Posts by tag: digital art

You may think that it doesn’t matter whether you’re updating your browser, everything works right? But it turns out that it does matter even if the differences are subtler. This art project shows, in a very real way, why we should stay up on our updates.

If you like to draw and create in a digital space, the Dell Canvas 27 will seem like a dream. This ultra-responsive workspace is 27 inches of pure creation to let your dreams go wild. Do what you want, you have the space!

How do you capture a feeling? Art does a really good job at it, we paint things that invoke feelings but how do we literally represent the feeling themselves? Random Quark used technology to create paintings of the way people were feeling in the Art of Feeling, a cool tech assisted art project.

The internet is full of beautiful things. Sometimes some of these things are art that you would ideally like to display in your home. With the EO1 you can skip waiting for prints and just hang art in its digital format.

Have you ever seen the perfect shade of a color? Just the right blue or green that you wanted to replicate for your own project? Only when you got back from the real world to your workspace, you couldn’t quite copy it. The SwatchMate Cube captures real world color and lets you use it in the digital world.

Photoshop is a great tool but, unfortunately, a rather expensive one. The allure of digital art and photo editing is strong. For people looking to break into creating digital art, here are three free alternatives to the pricey software.

Spirographs are one of the best toys from childhood. All you needed was a pen and suddenly you were an artist. Not to mention the act of drawing one of the geometric designs is super relaxing. Now you can relive the relaxing creation on Inspirograph, the digital Spirograph.